Wessington Springs Kiwanis to Honor Pioneer Clara Dunham
Clara A. Dunham long time Jerauld County and Wessington Springs resident will receive the 193t Kiwanis outstanding service award at a ladies night ceremony. The nomination emphasizes 40 years of service to youth, teaching in Alpena and Wooldridge area schools, and building up the Wessington Springs library.
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Wessington Springs
Clara A. Dunham
Jarauld County
Kiwanis
Charles R. Hatch
Dunham
Jerauld County
Alpena
Wooldsocket
Beard
Welsington Springs
Sixty Indian Burial Mounds Near Sisseton
Vermillion December 8 Special Sixty burial mounds built by the Mound Builder group of Indians once in South Dakota area of old Fort Sisseton. W H Over director USD museum spent two days investigating them. Two mounds excavated eight skeletons in one and 13 in the other. Stone tools and potsherds collected for the Museum. Skeletons reburied, mounds not destroyed. Area overlooks lakes with timbered shoreline. Road plans may increase access to visitors.
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South Dakota
Old Fort Sisseton
W. H. Over
University of South Dakota Museum
Local reporter lauded for pioneer records preservation and club service
The piece honors a longtime local journalist who preserved pioneer records for 15 to 20 years and led multiple organizations including W C T U and the F E O. It notes three Kiwanis members trained under her and suggests she deserves acknowledgment for long service benefiting youth and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Sunday Dinner Guests in Tulare Family Hosts
Mr and Mrs G MacNeill and Mr and Mrs 5 MacNeill and their families were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mrs Minnie Maxwall and family in Tulare.
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Tulare
Dec
G. MacNeill
5. MacNeill
Minnie Maxwall
Substantial Estate Left By Sioux Falls Eccentric
The estate of elderly Sioux Falls resident Janes Vyskocil shows promissory notes totaling at least 25 000 dollars plus mortgages insurance policies and six houses and 12 lots. Deputy Sheriff Oscar M Nelson says notes may rise to 25 000 with more found and a two week inventory is planned. No will has been located and deeds were retained by Vyskocil who collected rents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Man
Sioux Falls
Oscar M. Nelson
Nelson
Inter
Vyskocll
State Collegians Do Well In Contest
South Dakota judging teams fared well at the International Livestock Show in Chicago. The State College meats judging squad won second in the nation. The 4-H meats judging team of Eleanor Ambur and Winston Ullman took fourth. Lincoln County 4-H livestock team placed twelfth among 23 teams. Members included Everett Roe and Ralph Wend.
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Brookings
Dec
South Dakota
Chicago
State College
Mets
Eleanor Ambur
Beresford
Winston Ullman
Lincoln County
United States
Everett Roe
Canton
Ralph Wend
Art Going From Gallery To Home Through Practical Design
Dr. Emily Davis of State College argues art is moving into daily life by aiding practical goods. She notes streamlined, colorful packaging, kitchenware redesigns, and the collaboration of artists with industry boosting accessibility and appreciation of art in everyday objects.
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Brookings
Emily Davis
State College
Davis
Ada Caldwell
Dr. Davis
Dr.j .Davis
State College livestock teams place fifteenth field of twenty five
Blom Canton and Gilbert Ambur Beres ford led the State College live stock team which finished fifteenth among 25. Team members include Hogan Kelsey Fedora Max Meyers Dallas Wayne Wade Miller Merle Lejr Canton Olan Surkey Gettysburg and James Brook ing Onida with an alternate. Meats team members were Alvin Sarber Owonka Kenneth Wanless Stroal and Howard Kehorst Belle Fourche.
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Blom
Canton
Gilbert Ambur
Beresford
State College
Hogan Kelsey
Fedora
Max Meyers
Dallas
Wayne Wade
Miller
Merle Lejr
Olan Surkey
Gettysburg
James Brooking
Onida
Alvin Sarber
Owonka
Kenneth Wanless
Stroal
Howard Kehorst
Belle Fourche
Red Cross to Expand Aid for Undernourished Children
Pierre reports a Red Cross team will join WPA and state health officials to plan a broader nutrition program for undernourished youngsters. Albert Evans of St Louis calls the Friday meeting with WPA nutrition experts, child welfare workers, Farm Security admin staff, and health officials. Warm meals and cod liver oil are currently provided by WPA and the state, with the Red Cross seeking a larger effort.
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Red Cross
Pierre
Red Crass
WPA
State Health Department
Fridary
Albert Evans
St .Louis
American Red Cross
Farm Security Administration
State
Health Department
Evans
Veterinarians to Boost South Dakota TB Eradication
Ten more veterinarians will begin work January 1 to speed the bovine tuberculosis program in South Dakota. State Veterinarian Dr. Ben Anderson said Kingsbury, Douglas and Davison counties join accredited areas, leaving only a few counties not free from TB in cattle herds.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Ben Anderson
Kingsbury
Douglas
Daviser
Stile
Anderson
Explosion Endangers Farm as Gas Fire Damages Porch
Doris Bothwell narrowly escaped serious burns when a lit match dropped into a gasoline-filled vessel on an enclosed porch, causing a fire that destroyed the porch and slight damage to the house. Miller fire department responded after the flames were brought under control by occupants.
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Wayland Farm
Wayland
Doris
Clifford Bothwell
Bothwell Farm
Miller Fire Department
Urges Support of Farm Legislation in Dakota
J J Martin state master of the South Dakota Grange says a telegram from Fred Brenckinan National Grange representative urges Grange members to contact senators and congressmen to recommit farm bills to committees. He stresses Grange favors voluntary cooperative producer work and warns the northwest will bear the worst effects if current acts pass.
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Watertown
J. J. Martin
South Dakota Grange
Fred Brenckinan
Washington
National Grange
Congress
Martin
Grange
Northwest
Solons Favor Modifying Undistributed Profits Tax
Three SD lawmakers support amending the corporate undistributed profits tax. Senators Bulow Hitchock and Case join in favor while Chamber directors reportedly oppose the levy. Hildebrandt’s reply was not yet received.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Paul K. Myers
Chamber of
Hildebrandt
Pugsley to Represent SD at National Recreation Conference
C W Pugsley of State College will represent South Dakota at the national conference on recreational teaching at the University of Minnesota December 9 10 and 11. President Pugsley will chair Friday morning December 20 with George Hjelte of California reading on training needs and M C MacLean of Minnesota discussing functional curriculum. Genevieve Lawler of St Louis and Dorahy Cline of Washington will present on interrelated cultural activities and in service training findings. Many notable recreational workers from multiple states have been invited to attend the three day meeting.
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M. C. MacLean
Minnesota
Genevieve Lawler
St .Louis
Dorahy Cline
Washington, D.C
New York
Missouri
Ohio
Colorado
Kentucky
California
West Virginia
Michigan
Utah
Ilinois
Washington, D. C
Mrs Baddeley Hosts Planters Club Meeting
Mrs Ray Baddeley entertained the Act of Clubs in Wellington on Thursday with eleven members present. Guests included Miss Mildred Hammered and Mrs John Meyer. Contract bridge was played at three tables and prizes awarded to Mrs Charles Metschke Mrs Tom De Haven and Mrs Ed Shai. Guests received gifts and a late lunch was served.
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Baddeley
Ray Baddeley
Mildred
John Meyer
Charles Metschke
Tom de
Haven
Ed. Shai
M. E. Ladies Aid Sponsor Tulare Dinner and Bazaar
The M. E. Ladies' Aid sponsors a community dinner and bazaar in Tulare on Thursday December 9. Dinner is served at noon followed by the bazaar in the afternoon.
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Ally
Tulare
M. E. Ladies’ Aid
Basaar
Salzburg Opera Guild Presents Cosi Fan Tutti in Sioux Falls
The Salzburg Opera Guild brings a youngest and versatile European cast to Sioux Falls Coliseum for a December 9 performance of Cosi Fan Tutti. The company, praised by the New York Sun, prepared in four months near Salzburg and aims for a flawless New York debut on tour. This non profit venture supports Augustana College and the Sioux Falls Coliseum.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls Coliseum
Salzburg Opera Guild
New York Sun AR Opera
New York
South Dakota
Dakota
Augustany College
Sioux Fails
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Doland Extension Club
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Otto Sapp
Clarence Edwards
Dan Steely
J. Lupetra
Aberdeen
Dee
Frank Holfeltz
John Stau
Rand Laweeny
August Lindeman
Leola Farmer
Dea
Ramona Winegar
Aries
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Ramona
S. D. Solons
Pugsley
Cavalier Coal
Guild Presents
Mozart Opera
Salzburg Company
Augustana College
Jack Buchanan
Shubert
Haeward, Dietz
Arthur Schwarze
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